Author(s):	Jim Cheetham
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Description:	mitmproxy is great new tool for investigating the conversations your web browsers & devices carry out. Not only will it hack open HTTPS connections with ease, from the console tool you can halt, inspect, modify and replay requests in either direction. Many websites take additional steps to obscure or encrypt the data they are passing over HTTPS -- with mitmproxy's straightforward python API you can run custom functions over the packet contents to reveal the secrets being leaked, and to rewrite their contents. We will look at a few examples of how mitmproxy has been used by its creator Aldo Cortesi in live investigations, showing how your personal data such as the Apple iOS unique device identifier (UDID) has been mishandled by various upstream application vendors, making it possible to de-anonymise your real-world identity in many cases. markdown
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